The pair are nutritionally similar to corn and soy, respectively, and could conceivably replace their annual counterparts with enough support and investment: "We're going to replicate the corn/soybean model because we know it works at scale, and so we want to have some sort of analog for both," shares Ben Hart, who hosted Shepard's workshop last spring.
The bottom line is that Obamacare's designers fully expected (or conveniently overlooked) the reality that millions of low-wage workers would unjustly get ensnared paying a 40% excise tax on a growing share of their employer-provided health benefits even while their counterparts lucky enough to qualify for Exchange subsidies that could exceed $15,000 in some cases.
Similarly, although monkeys are not susceptible to HBV, replacing just five amino acids in monkey NTCP with their human counterparts was enough to make the monkey NTCP a functional receptor for the viruses.
In December 2007 Arsenal suffered their first Premier League defeat of the season at the Riverside, and Arsène Wenger could not praise his young counterpart highly enough, even suggesting Southgate might coach England one day.
Though the company was staying mostly mum about pricing at the time of submission, I originally guessed that the iPad port would go for just a bit more than its iPhone counterpart — sure enough, the iPad port will cost $4.99 (as opposed to the $2.99 it goes for on the iPhone).
Tabor said BBC local radio was much better staffed than its commercial counterparts and had enough resources to absorb the controversial 20% cuts being faced by many of the 40 stations in England.
Luckily, iron phosphate baits like the aptly named Sluggo and Escar-Go! do work -- not as well as their more deadly chemical counterparts, but well enough to slow the carnage.
On average, white needles contained twice as many parts per million of these noxious heavy metals as their green counterparts; some had enough metals to kill them ten times over.
It remained unclear whether the proposal, which was being negotiated between Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, the No. 3 Senate Democrat, and Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, his Republican counterpart, would be enough to head off an effort by other Democrats to force a more substantial overhaul of filibuster rules.
